[phattnug]

Hey guys today seems to be a lucky day for me today i have had 2 plants identified buy memeber and i couldent be more happier i have another one for yous i got it from my pet shop and they said they didnt know what it was i am also not sure wheter to remove it from the pot and plant into the sand and if possible i would like to propagate the plant so i can have some more but it was cheap at 1 dollar for a pot anyone know what it is? :fish:

 

[roadmaster]

Possibly young amazon sword or hygrophilia.
Would alway's remove plant's from pot's to allow root development.
FYI is a good way to get burned buying plant's that you do not know the name of.
Some plant's offered in fish stores aren't true aquatic plant's.

 

[phattnug]

Possibly young amazon sword or hygrophilia.
Would alway's remove plant's from pot's to allow root development.
FYI is a good way to get burned buying plant's that you do not know the name of.
Some plant's offered in fish stores aren't true aquatic plant's.

Cheers im pretty sure its aquotic i just removed it from the pot and the root system is huge when i first got it it had a few small root does this mean it is aqotic? also it has grow dozzens on new leaves that i have trimmed of and it keeps growing still not sure if that means it aqotic but hopefuly!

 

[phattnug]

Another sorry guys

sorry for all the quaestions guys but i like it here people just like me :icon_smil

i have a few more plants i got from my pond i cannot identifie

i have 4 more
cheers

 

[Algae Beater]

The undulating leaves reminds me of a young Echinodorus martii.

 

[Italionstallion888]

The undulating leaves reminds me of a young Echinodorus martii.

looks like the 2 I had in my 55g, I would go with echinodorus martii, huge root structures and they will get pretty big.

 

[aquariumrookie]

Look lik a sword plant amazon or maybe melon with iron deficiency

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[Fishnshrimp2]

The two pond stem plants look like Bacopa monnieri to me.

 

[scream-aim-fire]

The two pond stem plants look like Bacopa monnieri to me.

+1 bacopa monnieri